I decided that one of the things I needed to work on doing better this year, is saying “No.”
So far, I’ve had overall improvement in this area, but I still need help!
When I saw this list by Claire Diaz-Ortizof of 50 ways to say it, I had to share it with all of you who may be struggling with the same thing. I mean, seriously, just saying no is really hard, right?
Right?
Starbucks is one of the primary fuels used for energizing Church tech, so it seemed more than appropriate to cover some basic bits of trivia about Starbucks coffee.
Here are eight things you probably didn’t know about Starbucks, so you can amaze your friends with your pro knowledge about technology and Starbucks.
Yahoo! has acquired Tumblr for $1.1 billion.
I didn’t even knew Yahoo! had that much laying around, did you?
Apparently they do, as they try to buy their way into social media in an attempt to correct the course of this seemingly shipwrecked former Internet giant.
Now what?
I’ve had two Google Adsense ads on my blog Youth Leaders Academy for ages. They don’t bring in a lot of money, but they do contribute to covering the costs of my blog. I’d been thinking about getting rid of them and choosing some more ‘desirable’ ads myself, when suddenly I got a notice via email.
My account was being blocked by Google Adsense.
It was a short, standard email that didn’t give any reason why I was blocked, except for this generic ‘invalid activity’. So I searched online (yes, using Google – the irony!) and discovered that I wasn’t the only one who was blocked by far. It seems Google Adsense blocks sites on a regular basis and never, ever explains why.
If you like clean lines and minimal design, you’ll like these three minimal web UI element kits.
These kinds of resources can save time and even provide some inspiration for your next web design project.
Check these out:
You’ve seen TED talks.
They’re awesome.
The slogan of TED is:
“Ideas worth spreading.”
What idea could be greater than the Gospel?
None.
So what do sermons have to do with TED talks?
Our family’s have become quite connected.
How many online devices are in your family?
As a leader–whether you’re a Pastor of a church or head of the A/V team–it’s important to be mindful of how well you’re leading.
Phil Cook recently posted six different things that can hide or mask bad leadership.
These are the elements, these are the things that can buffer unhealthy leadership styles. If you are a real leader, you’re going to want to go through these and make sure you’re not letting any of these cover poor leadership.
I know, I know …
Another post about backing up your data.
Truth of the matter is, I know there’s a lot of you who are not making proper backups. Did you know that data loss costs U.S. companies an estimated $400 million every year?
If you’re not making redundant backups, it also turns out you’re in good company. Take a look at some of these data loss fails:
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